Posted on Mar 4th, 2009 by Lindsay Robertson 4 Comments

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Role Models, aka the last good intentional comedy bestowed upon us by Hollywood, comes out on DVD a week from today, so they’ve released this blooper reel that gives insight into Paul Rudd’s understanding of 20th century classic American literature:

(Spoiler alert): Lenny’s favorite thing was breaking puppy’s necks.

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Comments (4)
  1. zik  |   Posted on Mar 4th, 2009

    I refuse to believe that Paul Rudd makes mistakes or sometimes isn’t hysterical.

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    • Celia  |   Posted on Mar 4th, 2009

      I agree. Clearly, what we think of as ‘mistakes’ are instead examples of him being intentionally hilarious in ways we’re incapable of understanding. It’s our fault. It’s all our fault.

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  2. BradOFarrell  |   Posted on Mar 4th, 2009

    Lenny’s favorite thing is rabbits.

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  3. CarolineA  |   Posted on Mar 4th, 2009

    I still think that David Wain needs to have some position in government. Only he can coordinate SO much funny together.

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